Krindlesyke by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
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And who are you to stop me? Come, make way--
Come, woman, let me pass. PHÅBE: I--Iâm Jimâs bride. JUDITH: And what should Jimâs bride have to say to me? Come, let me by. PHÅBE: You shall not go. JUDITH: Come, lass. You do not ken me for the thing I am: If you but guessed, youâd fling the door wide open, And draw your petticoats about you tight, Lest any draggletail of mine should smutch them. I never should have come âmid decent folk: I never should have crawled out of the ditch. You little ken ... PHÅBE: I heard your name. Iâve heard That name before. JUDITH: You heard no good of it, Whoever spoke. |
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